It’s a fair assumption that the majority of dog bite injury claims are filed by the victims themselves. In other words, an unprovoked dog bites you, and you seek compensation for your injuries, lost time at work, emotional trauma, etc. But what about children? Generally speaking, children are more vulnerable to dog bite injuries than
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We would all love to give dogs the benefit of the doubt. After all, they are man’s best friend, right? But when you are the victim of a dog bite injury and are considering pursuing a personal injury claim, the last thing you want to do when speaking to the dog owner, witnesses, the police,
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One moment, you are walking through a grocery store aisle or stepping into an office lobby, and the next, your feet slide out from under you. What seemed like an ordinary day turns into pain, confusion, and unexpected medical bills. Situations like these raise an important question at the heart of this discussion: what are
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A loose dog rushes toward you and sinks its teeth into your leg. What follows is an emergency room visit, stitches, a week of missed work, and a painful recovery. You know the dog owner should be held responsible, but if you take the case to court, you know you’ll need plenty of evidence to
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Over 5 billion people use social media for an average of about 143 minutes a day. That’s a lot of scrolling and posting, and it’s easy to see why. Whether it’s catching up with friends, sharing updates about a relationship, or gawking at the endless stream of viral moments online, platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and
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It’s one thing when you get into a car accident with another vehicle. They happen all the time on today’s busy and often distracted roadways, whether it’s a minor fender-bender, a head-on collision, or something in between. But it’s something entirely different when you’re involved in pedestrian accidents. A pedestrian accident is when a moving
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You are walking through the grocery store on a Saturday afternoon. Your cart is almost full, and you’re about to head toward the register. But as you head down the soda aisle, your left foot slips out from underneath you. Within the blink of an eye, you’re on the ground, staring up at the bright
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Most of us don’t expect to be the victim of a dog attack. After all, dogs are supposed to be man’s best friend. We go on runs with them. We play with them. They beg for treats and wag their tails when they’re excited to see us. They even lie in our laps while we
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Auto accidents happen all the time. If you’re lucky, the one you were a victim of was nothing more than a minor fender bender, in which case you and the other driver can simply make sure everyone is OK and exchange insurance information. But all too often, auto accidents are far more complex and require
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There was no shortage of eyewitnesses when the driver of a semi-truck slammed into your minivan on the highway last month. Dozens of people—other drivers alongside, patrons standing in a nearby car dealership parking lot just off the access road, and more—saw the whole thing unfold and nearly universally agreed that you were a defenseless
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